New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
THE WHOLE STATE IN GOOD SHAPE.


CHEERING REPORTS TO THE REPUBI1CAN COMMIT
TEA FULL MEETING HELD.
The Republican state Committee met at the F1'th
Avenue Hotel yesterday afternoon. There was pracu
cally full attendance ony three or four members being
absent The of the committee lasted Tor over
thro. boprs during which there was full discussion Of
all the pcps of the campaign and reports from all parts
OF the State of the condition and prospects OF inc parry
Members OF the committee. with scarcely an c1cepuon'
were able TO favorable reports and they separated
for their homes by mutual counsel and inc
cheering reports do united work until election day
The members of the committee present were John
Birdsall H. Bristow, william H. Beard : v "hi'e' l.
p Morton c. Van Colt j. +. Brodsky proxy for John
J. O Brien; Jacob Patterson, g. V. r. Crnger {. w
Meade Cornelius N Bliss. c. 7. Bruder James W.
Hustled b. B. OdeI. ir. J. T. butcher : : Cartwright
J. A. Quackenbush. T. Burlngame. L. T. Bracket. + =
Witherbee j. Mulhn Charles A. Chckering proxy Tor
c. W. Hacket; John ". NroOinau as proxy Tor n NJ
Mills G. W. Dunn. John " Knapp j. W. Dwight NJ H.
Phillips O. G. Warren, +. s. Smith and W. II Johnson
Chairman Bliss presided and the first business was
the reception Of from the committeeman as 10
their districts. The general situation niicatcdb by
these reports is excellent Evidences are not wanting
that Democrats placing desperate reliance on
money campaign ana "a still hunt" but the Republican
workers feel confident OF their ability 10 beat tlat Hhd
of work with straightforward methods The Prohibition
movement being fostered by money from Democratic
sources some OF which has been contributed oy inc
liquor interests to the Democratic treasury.
William H. johnson, the coloret member OF the com
mittee made report concerning the cAnVa" among
coored Republicans which drew out round OF applause
In his opinion Colonel f. u. Grant will receive The votes
of more cOlored men in this State than any man that
ever for Office excepting only the votes cast LOT he
Colonel's father for President
The following resolution was offered by Edgar
Bracket:
Recognizing the Importance 10 the Republican party OF
having the National Convention OF 1883 he4u III 'Ho
state OF New York. he it
GeSor,d That tho Sew-Nork state Republican Com
ntee hereby respectfully urge upon he National Com
uittse that sueh convention be called at saratoga
Springs. - .-,,.,, -.
After some discussion this resolution was tabled by
consent of lis mover consideration at tho next meet
ing OF the committee
Inc adjournment AZ the call OF the chair man. -,
Work AZ Headquarters yesterday was literally any
ing" Chairman secretaries and clerks were kept acl'e
ali day LONG The committee ia mailing large mum beis
OF documents to and big force OF clerks Is kept
employ ed in this work . - -, ~
Among callers al headquarters were the Rev Dr, v"
g. Derrick sx- Collector Fredsam. W. j. ArkcN, NIlah
sweet candidate for State Senator IN tho lOga as
trct H. r. Cline. candidate for the state senate IN me
saratoga district +. W. Hollis, Levi T. Morton HorAc"
Russell General Billiard OF saratoga: Channccy VI
Depew. state Senator II. Il. Low joan r. RUNNER anu
John II